Question

what should be ideal property for an antacid preparation?

a)It should not be absorabable
b)not causes systemic alkalosis
c)should buffer in the pH range 4-6
d)all of the above​

Answer 1

Answer:

An ideal antacid pharmaceutical composition has the following general characteristics:

• An ideal antacid pharmaceutical composition has the following general characteristics:Non-systemic; i.e., not absorbed from the GI tract.
• An ideal antacid pharmaceutical composition has the following general characteristics:Non-systemic; i.e., not absorbed from the GI tract.Ability to raise the pH of the stomach to values in the range of pH 3-4.5.
• An ideal antacid pharmaceutical composition has the following general characteristics:Non-systemic; i.e., not absorbed from the GI tract.Ability to raise the pH of the stomach to values in the range of pH 3-4.5.ability to maintain the desired pH for an adequate length of time.
• An ideal antacid pharmaceutical composition has the following general characteristics:Non-systemic; i.e., not absorbed from the GI tract.Ability to raise the pH of the stomach to values in the range of pH 3-4.5.ability to maintain the desired pH for an adequate length of time.Palatability.

Answer 2

Answer:

answer is b is the answer not causes systemic alkalosis